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Samsung has just announced four new Android phones in the Galaxy family.

Samsung Galaxy W, Galaxy M Pro, Galaxy Y and Galaxy Y Pro will be showcased.
The company’s decision to launch these new mid- and low-end smartphone ahead of IFA availability dates, but Samsung stated that more details will be revealed at IFA 2011.The first set of devices to utilize the new nomenclature all running on Android 2.3 Gingerbread.

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Samsung galaxy Heaven is a concept phone that I have totally fallen in love with. Name the features and it’s all in there. Flexible screen, projector, camera…ah the works! One of those designs where you let the pictures do the talking…so go ahead and hit the jump!

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Samsung Epic 4G is a perfect all-in-one device for staying connected, getting work done, and enjoying the latest in entertainment while on-the-go, the Samsung Epic 4G runs on Sprint’s new and expanding 4G network, offering simultaneous voice and data connectivity and download speeds up to 10 times faster than 3G. Additionally, the phone can still connect to 3G data services in areas not currently served by Sprint’s 4G network.

The Samsung Epic 4G comes with a massive 1GHz Hummingbird processor, which has a GU that supposedly delivers 89 million triangles per second. This might not sound too much but it is 3 times faster than Qualcomm’s 1 GHz Snapdragon processor’s output. So it goes without saying that the UI of Epic is better than most other smartphones. The graphics performance of this phone might put some of the netbooks to shame. You can get graphics accelerated Flash as well as HD video playback on this phone too.

The Super AMOLED screen works its magic and gives you the user experience HTC and Motorola can only dream about. Although we did not really like the Samsung’s TouchWiz screen, it still manages to get the job done. The phone has 5MP camera that can also record 720P HD videos.

Apart from the usual connectivity options, Epic can also utilize the WiMAX 4G network from Sprint. The phone also comes with a decent Battery life that can sustain you throughout the office hours. Price Range: $199.99 to $649.99 from 9 Sellers.

Spotify has announced that its mobile phone app is now available on the Symbian platform, offering up the music streaming service to a whole host of Nokia, Sony Ericsson and Samsung handsets.

The service allows you unlimited music streaming on your mobile phone, as long as you have a premium account with Spotify, and that you are on a fixed data plan which allows you WiFi or 2.5/3 Ginternet access.

There are 21 Nokia handsets compatible with the Spotify app. Interestingly, a number of these (including the nokia-5320-xpressmusic nokia-5530-xpressmusic-nokia-5800-xpressmusic already use the Spotify app.  

Saying that, those with an nokia-n97-will be happy as the phone was left out of the Comes With Music Service, even though the handset is the company’s flagship device.

Other phones which can now access Spotify include the Sony Ericsson Satio and two Samsung devices: the GT-I7110 and samsung-i8910Christma comes (with music) early

“Today we’re delighted to announce the launch of Spotify for Symbian,” says Spotify on its website.

“Symbian is the operating system used by a number of smartphones including Nokia, Sony Ericsson and Samsung… We hope everyone enjoys this early Christmas present!”

Currently Spotify is also available for the iPhone and devices on the Android platform.

To access Spotify on your mobile, click on http://m.spotify.com/ through your phone.

Or if you want to learn more about the service and see if you have a compatible handset, click here.